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UD in the News Dec. 18-Jan. 7
Four faculty published Conversation pieces and U.S. News & World Report, Bloomberg and the Los Angeles Times quoted three others in stories during the last two weeks of 2021 and the first week of 2022.
Inflation, workforce participation and real wages: 3 key indicators for monitoring the economy in 2022
The Conversation
Marlon Williams, economics
2021's climate disasters revealed an east-west weather divide, with one side of the country too wet, the other dangerously dry
The Conversation
Shuang-Ye Wu, geology
How common is the ‘Common Era?’ How A.D. and C.E. took over counting years
The Conversation
Miriamne Ara Krummel, English
Are parents criminally responsible for the actions of their child? In the Oxford shooting case, prosecutors say yes
The Conversation
Thaddeus Hoffmeister, School of Law
Clean hydrogen use gaining momentum in countries
U.S. News & World Report
Bob Brecha, sustainability
Proposed tax hike may worsen plastic shortages and high prices
Bloomberg
Michael Gorman, MIS, OSC & business analytics
Airlines have a recipe to reach zero emissions by 2050
Los Angeles Times
Joshua Heyne, mechanical and aerospace engineering
Before Derek Chauvin trial, authorities warned of threat of cyberattacks, white supremacist violence
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
Paul Becker, sociology
Algae blooms are melting sea ice in the Arctic. Dayton researchers want to solve the problem
WVXU-FM (Cincinnati)
Ivan Sudakow, physics
Vijayan Asari, Vision Lab
WHIO Reports: Supply chain causes some Christmas shortages
Mike Gorman, business analytics
Student loan delay a relief for many, but concerns remain
Dayton Daily News
Jason Eckert, career services
Capitol riot suspects awaiting trial
WDTN-TV
Thaddeus Hoffmeister, School of Law
Political expert discusses impact of U.S. Capitol riot on future elections
WDTN-TV
Dan Birdsong, political science
COMMUNITY CONVERSATION: Understanding the region’s economic outlook for 2022
Dayton Daily News
Richard Stock, Business Research Group